Per Sq Ft, on Top of Base Rate
Each applicable PLC is a rupees-per-sq-ft figure added to the base rate, multiplied by your unit's super built-up area. Two or more PLCs can stack — a high-floor, lake-facing corner pays all three.
PLC — Preferential Location Charges — is the per-sq-ft premium added to a unit's base price for a better position: a lake view, a higher floor, a corner aspect. At Prestige Rosewood, the one that matters most faces Varthur Lake. Here is every PLC type, how the arithmetic works and how to choose — updated July 2026.
Five location premiums cover the desirable positions across the six towers — and a good share of the inventory carries none at all.
PLC types and ranges are indicative; exact tower-wise rates are published in the price list and frozen for your unit in the cost sheet and agreement-for-sale.
Simple, transparent arithmetic — a per-sq-ft rate on your unit's super built-up area, stacking where a unit qualifies for more than one premium.
Each applicable PLC is a rupees-per-sq-ft figure added to the base rate, multiplied by your unit's super built-up area. Two or more PLCs can stack — a high-floor, lake-facing corner pays all three.
A 1,850 sq ft 3 BHK with a ₹150/sq ft lake-view PLC adds about ₹2.78 lakh; a 10th-floor unit at ₹40/sq ft floor-rise over 6 chargeable floors adds roughly ₹4.44 lakh. Illustrative figures only.
PLC forms part of the apartment consideration, so it is taxed the way the unit price is — GST during construction at the prevailing rate — and it enters the value on which stamp duty is computed.
Exact PLC rates are published tower-wise in the price list and frozen for your unit in the cost sheet and agreement-for-sale. Rates can differ between towers and can be revised between phases.
PLC is a value judgement, not a tax. Four principles help you decide where the premium earns its keep — and where base inventory is the smarter buy.
Whitefield-Varthur has exactly one lakefront of this scale. Lake-facing units are the inventory buyers resell and tenants pay up for — the PLC here tends to hold its value best.
Above the tree line (roughly the 8th–10th floor) the lake view opens fully. Below it, a garden-facing unit without floor-rise can be the smarter value — walk the site or take the virtual tour before deciding.
A PLC you pay once travels with the home's desirability forever. Premium-aspect units historically outperform base inventory on both resale price and rental demand in this corridor.
PLC rates are largely standard, but at pre-launch the overall package — inaugural rate, PLC inclusions and payment terms — has the most room. An advisor can tell you what is flexible this quarter.
The full pricing build-up — base rate, PLC, charges and taxes.
The limited lake-facing inventory the signature PLC applies to.
Unit layouts and orientations, configuration by configuration.
East and north-east facing units — the facing premium explained.
Model your all-in cost with premiums, charges and taxes included.
How premium-aspect units have performed in this corridor.
PLC (Preferential Location Charges) is a premium added to an apartment's base price for units in more desirable positions — a better view, a higher floor, a corner aspect or a favoured facing. It is quoted per sq ft and applied on the super built-up area. PLC is standard practice across Indian residential projects, including at Prestige Rosewood.
The premiums at Prestige Rosewood fall into five groups: a lake-view PLC for units facing Varthur Lake, floor-rise charges on higher floors, corner-unit PLC, a facing/vastu premium for east and north-east homes, and a smaller courtyard-facing premium. Lower-floor units with standard aspects carry no PLC at all. Exact tower-wise rates are published in the price list — the table on this page explains each type.
PLC is a per-sq-ft amount multiplied by the unit's super built-up area, added on top of the base rate. Multiple PLCs stack when a unit qualifies for more than one — for example, a high-floor, lake-facing corner home pays the lake-view PLC, the floor-rise for its level and the corner premium. The worked examples on this page show the arithmetic.
Floor-rise in premium Whitefield towers is indicatively ₹25–60 per sq ft per floor, usually chargeable above the 3rd–5th floor. Across the high-rise towers at Prestige Rosewood, that means a meaningful but graduated difference between a low-floor and a high-floor home. The exact per-floor rate for each tower is set out in the price list — request the current cost sheet for precise figures.
Yes. PLC forms part of the apartment's sale consideration, so it is taxed the same way as the base price — GST at the prevailing rate for under-construction homes applies on PLC amounts too, and PLC also enters the value on which stamp duty is later computed. Tax rules can change; this is general information, not tax advice.
For most buyers at this project, the case is strong: the towers sit directly opposite Varthur Lake, lake-facing inventory is limited, and premium-aspect homes in this corridor have historically led base inventory on resale and rental demand. Whether it is worth it for you depends on budget and intent — an on-site visit or the virtual tour is the right way to judge the view difference floor by floor.
Talk to a senior advisor for the exact premiums on the units you're considering — lake-view, floor-rise and corner rates, with the all-in cost for each. A clear, no-obligation conversation.